Society
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Poll finds Central Europeans “very concerned about media freedom”
A new study suggests that half the populations of the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary are concerned about media freedom; a majority back laws to safeguard it.
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Children-only press conference on Ukraine held at Czech Radio
A special conference for children addressing the war in Ukraine took place at Czech Radio’s building in Prague on Monday.
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New campaign seeks to highlight dangers of giving alcohol to children
In the Czech Republic, drinking is almost a national sport, but a new campaign warns parents against the dangers of children drinking even so-called non-alcoholic beers.
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Czechs donating like never before to help war-stricken Ukrainians
Czechs have provided around CZK 3.4 billion in donations since the beginning of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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Israeli trauma expert on refugee wave: You must help people find their inner strength
A team of experts from the Israel Trauma Coalition, visited the Czech Republic this week to help the country deal with the needs of war refugees from Ukraine.
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Regional Development Ministry allocates CZK 1 billion for refugee housing support programme
The Ministry for Regional Development announced a new funding programme for Czech regions and districts aimed at purchasing and repairing housing for refugees. T
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Ukrainian believers liven up life in Czech parish
Despite their woes, Ukrainian war refugees are livening up life in a Czech parish and creating new bonds among the locals.
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Czech experts appeal for redefinition of rape to better protect victims
A discussion on a possible change to the definition of rape in the Czech legal system was held in the lower house of Parliament on Tuesday.
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Prague to get its first Roma center next year
A new Center of the Roma and Sinti in Prague, the first of its kind in the Czech capital, is set to open next year.
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Psychologist on children and war: Parents must present a picture that is not totally hopeless
A leading Czech child psychologist explains how to best deal with war traumas in children.
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New study points to “feminisation” of Czech education system after 1989
During the 1990s large numbers of male teachers opted to leave the profession and pursue a career elsewhere, according to a new study.
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Human rights violation focus of this year’s One World festival
The annual One World festival of human rights documentary films gets underway on Monday with film screenings in 25 cities across the country.
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